The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-06
Society Events,


Miss Dollie Scharf7 aud brother entertained few
of their friends Friday evening, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs Il. 9. Egan.
The Knickerbocker Club will be entertained by Mr..
Sam Watson at his home, No. 166 East Michigan
street, on next Friday evening.
Mrs. Daniel Martin entertained few friends very
delightfully."- at luncheon. Thursday, for her daugh
ter Mrs. Win Brouse. of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Webster will give a recep-
ton Wednesday evening in honor of their grand
son, Mr.. William IL Daggett, and his bride.
The Knckerbockers will be entertained Tuesday.
March IS, by lMessrs. Charles and Frank Divine at
the residence of Mr.. c. D. Webb on North Meridian
street.
The Emera Club, of Queen Esther Chapter, met at
Mrs. Drummond's last week. There a large at
tendance The club will meet at Mrs. Derk Debut
er's ON next Friday afternoon. March IL.
Mrs A. NJ Robertson, president of the Ladies'
Matinee Musicale, will give reception Thursday aft
ernoon, from to o'clock, at her home North
Meridian street, to the active members of the society
The Art Association show of lockwood pottery
week at the house of DR.. Hodges No 1872 North Me-
rdian street. and will be open from 10 A. NJ to P.
Cards have been issued by Mrs A. r. Mayo for the
marriage of her daughter Helen to Mr.. Frederick A.
Kufeke of Iowa Wednesday. March 16 at high
noon, at the family residence, No. 562 North Penn
sylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H C. Levi gave progressive. euchre
party last night. their home. on North Meridian
street. The guests included nearly all of the mem
bers of the former North end Club End few others.
The favors were unique.
The Katharine Merrill Club wiz hold its regular
monthly meeting on Saturday, March II with Mrs
| afternoon is The Literary Mans Estimate of
Woman, p" in which the opinions of Shakespeare. Mil
ton, Dryden Swift Pope Addison, Steele. Scott and
Thackery will be considered.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Haughey celebrated the first
anniversary of their marriage Friday evening,
by giving family dinner party. As the first year is
paper anniversary this article in its daintest and
| most artistic forms was used as decoration Mrs
Haughey gave her husband hon seshoe set in dia-
monds emblem of good luck.
The members of the Crescent Club held their first
masked social since the change of name from Clay
| Club. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Tom B.
Fowler No. 266 North East street. where they were
pleasantly entertained by the host and hostess assist
| ed by Miss Maggie Smith, The amusements of the
| evening were dancing and refreshments.
| Miss Lila Fleming entertained Our Literary and
| Social Circle Friday evening. at her homo No. 50
Hoyt avenue. The programme consisted Of a shadow
| performance by eight members of the society. a
recitation by Miss Emily Talentyre and the reading
of the society paperl by James Talentyre The next
meeting will be held at the residence of George Alex
ander, No. ~ Lexington avenue.
Inasmuch as the dispute the contestants in the
won suffrage debate held by the students of the
State University at Bloomington prevented the award
ing of the cash prizes offered by the Equal Suffrage
Society of this city Mrs May Wright Sewall. presi
dent of the society has given set of three volumes
of the History of Woman Suffrage" TO the library OF
the University, and the gift has been accepted by
| President Jordan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Walker Mr. and Mrs. D. 81.
| Wiles, DR.. and Mrs Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. James
| Street Mr. and Mrs Thomas Winterrowd Mr. and
| Mrs Charles Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellison and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Jordan were entertained at a
progressive euchre party, Monday evening given
by Mr.. and Mrs. A: J. Morris Mr.. Clarke and Mr..
freshments were served The evening was very pleas
| antly spent.
Mrs. Baker principal of the free kndergartens
was rendered surprise party last Friday evening by
the pupils of her class in honor of her birthday. The
occasion very pleasant one, and thoroughly
enjoyed by all present Cards and dancing were The
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| served. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
| Johnson Mrs. Thatcher, Misses Bureigh, Hendricks
Hooper. Halpin. Sickles. Moffett, Allen, Purcell
Stull Davidson, Cooper, Perry, Jobes, Dougherty
johnson and others.
The students of the indianapolis Business Colleg
rendered reception at the residence of Mr..
Mrs @. c. Koerner, No. 951 North Meridian street
| on Friday evening The exterior of the house wa
decorated with Chinese lanterns and flags and he in
terror with plants and flowers The three parlor
| were thrown open for dancing. Among the guest
| were Misses BARTLETT Schfiing Fulmer. Worrall
Stratford. Hanke Rogers. Bowers and Mrs. Mayr
Messrs. Mayr; Sechrist. Warum, Tank, Barth, Will
iams and about seventy6v other ladies and gentle
men. Mrs koerner assisted by Mrs Stechhan
Misses Amelia d Ida Steffens, Miss May and Lo,
Grafenstein As elegant supper was served at
o'clock A. NJ.
Col John A. Brdgland entertained quite part
of friends at dinner last night at the Denison House
in honor of his friend Hon. Rufus Magee, Unite
States minister to Norway and Sweden. The menu
which was elaborate, was served in twelve courses
and in the parlors of the hotel The toilets of tn
ladies' were particularly handsome, and the Who'll
affair was brilliant success. The floral decoration
elaborate and beautiful and in all the details
arrangements it was of the most elegant socia
. events of the year. Colonel Bridgland assist
ed in receiving and entertaining his guests b
! Mrs. John G. New and Mrs. j. N Hus
, ton, of Connersville. Among the others presen
were Colonel and Mrs. Robertson Mrs Fisher MI
: and Mrs. st. Clair, Mr.. and Mrs. Michener Senate
. Shroyer and daughter, Judge w. A. Woods Mr. an
Mrs. J. c. New, Senator and Mrs. Huston, Mr.. an
Mrs. T. P Haughey. General and Mrs. John Coburr
Mrs.: w. F. Mason, Miss Fggatt, of Glendale: Mis-
! Lacy of Michigan; Miss Barry, Mr. A. L. Masor
Oliver t. Morton. Senator Denote, Mr.. H. S. Ne,
and others
Among the Church. Workers.
The wardens and vestrymen of the Episcops
churches will be elected ON Easter Monday.